Nets assess cap space use prior to Julius Randle trade finalization
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 10, 2026, 6:05 PM
Last updated Jul 10, 2026
The Brooklyn Nets traded for Julius Randle from the Minnesota Timberwolves, but the deal remains pending as the team evaluates its cap space. The Nets aim to maximize their available funds before officially completing the trade. They hold nearly $25 million in cap space, which could affect potential offers to restricted free agents, including Denver Nuggets forward Peyton Watson. Current roster additions include Day'Ron Sharpe, Josh Minott, and Keon Ellis. The Nets' decisions in this period will have significant implications for their strategy moving forward.
- •Nets traded for Julius Randle and No. 28 draft pick.
- •Deal is pending as team assesses cap options.
- •Brooklyn has nearly $25 million in cap space available.
- •Nets exploring offers for free agent Peyton Watson.
- •Team has signed Day'Ron Sharpe, Josh Minott, and Keon Ellis.
- 6:05 PMYahoo Sports — Report: Nets deciding how to use cap space before Julius Randle trade
"The Brooklyn Nets traded for Minnesota Timberwolves forward Julius Randle, but the trade is pending due to the team trying to maximize cap space.
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